A combination of specific antenna type(s), with a
system of specific antenna
Rf field deployment, combined with the intelligent sensing of differing micro processor control of a digital antenna attenuator that controls disproportional attenuation (either synchronously or independently) of the transmission and reception areas of the antenna(e), of electronically paired devices, together with conditional
time delays, is used to securely determine the ID and intent of an Rf access
system user. A multifunctional remote device (condition unit) is carried by a carrier, the remote device transmits a short range
radio frequency (Rf)
signal which, when within range, is received by a stationary
control unit. A second multifunctional remote device (cluster unit) is carried by the operator of the carrier and must be in
secure communication with the condition unit to enable
secure transmission between the control and the
control unit. The operation of both said multifunctional remote units changes significantly with application in differing fields of use. By intelligently varying the interactive antenna Tx and Rx area, the proximity and therefore position of the remote (condition) unit to the base (control) unit can be deduced, outwardly appearing as a decoding of the intent of the carrier. This
system can be implemented as a secure card-less RFID entry system for vehicle, building, border entry and
mass transit systems.